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The Turkish Constitutional Court recently considered the constitutionality of administrative fines applied for certain breaches of LPG legislation.

The Decree on Support to Trade of Foreign Exchange Saving Services was issued on 26 May 2015 (2015/8; "Decree"). The Decree regulates expenses for activities which receive payments from the Support and Price Stabilization Fund ("Fund"). The Decree is intended to improve the international competitiveness of Turkish service sectors, increase income received from services, support service sector to enter foreign markets, as well as to improve branding of Turkish service sectors.

The Constitutional Court annulled the provision that allowed courts to defer the announcement of verdicts in cases where the sentence imposed is two years' imprisonment or less, or a judicial fine.

The phrase "between husband and wife" in Article 278/3 of the Bankruptcy and Enforcement Code No. 2004 ["BEC"] was annulled by the Constitutional Court on March 22, 2022.

Turkey's Parliament has adopted sweeping amendments that centralize cybersecurity and digital governance powers within the Presidency, marking a fundamental shift in how internet infrastructure and electronic communications are regulated. The legislation transfers critical regulatory authority from the Information and Communication Technologies Authority to the Presidency, including control over internet domain names, emergency response measures, and administrative enforcement.

Turkey has introduced comprehensive regulations governing the production, certification, and marketing of cereal seeds, establishing strict quality standards and mandatory variety registration requirements.

The Constitutional Court of Türkiye ("Constitutional Court") ruled that the interest rate applied under Law No. 3095 on Statutory and Default Interest ("Law")...

The Constitutional Court, in its assessment of the alleged violation of the right to property and the right to an effective remedy due to the failure to compensate...

The zones, which are established in accordance with the Presidential Decree within the framework of the Law numbered 3218 are named the Specialized Free Zones a

The Turkish Constitutional Court ruled that differing opinions among chambers of the Court of Cassation do not violate the right to a fair trial.

Turkey has changed its legislative procedures for preparing regulations.

Turkish Constitutional Court ruled that the applicant's freedom of speech and freedom of the press are violated by the decision to completely block access to the website that the applicant is representative of.

The Turkish Constitutional Court (the "TCC") ruled that the trial court's ruling imposing proportional attorney fees based upon legislation not in effect at the time of ...

The Turkish Constitutional Court recently held that suspending the statute of limitations while the Tax Valuation Commission deliberates is constitutional, provided certainty and proportionality...

The Law numbered 7331 on the Amendments to the Criminal Procedure Law and Certain Laws ("Amendment Law") was published in the Official Gazette numbered 31541 on 14 July 2021, and entered into effect on the same day.

Constitutional Court Decision ("Decision") was published in the Official Gazette dated May 20, 2024 and numbered 32551.

Turkey has introduced an additional certification step for documents used in Turkish tenders, applying to documents originating from countries that have not signed the Convention Abolishing...

The Turkish Constitutional Court examined whether dismissing a reinstatement action for failure to comply with mandatory mediation requirements violated the right of access to justice, despite the final mediation record explicitly referencing the reinstatement dispute. The case centered on whether courts can impose overly formalistic interpretations of procedural preconditions when the substance of mediation clearly encompassed the disputed claim.